Why Nigel Farage spent his first campaign speech complaining that young people don’t know about D-Day

By Francesco Rigoli, Reader in Psychology, City, University of London

Nigel Farage is back. The newly appointed leader of the Reform UK party has just announced his intention to run to be the MP for the Essex seaside town of Clacton – the only constituency to have ever elected an MP from Farage’s former party UKIP in a general election.

Farage announced his candidacy by making a speech from London, in which he lent heavily on the kind of rhetoric that mobilised millions of British people…

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